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Bandhu he niye calo
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Music and lyrics
by Prabhat Ranjan Sarkar
Song number 0001
Date 1982 September 14
Place Madhumanika, Deoghar
License
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Bandhu he niye calo is the first song of Prabhat Ranjan Sarkar's Prabhat Samgiita. It is also known as Jyotirgiita (song of effulgence).[1]

Lyrics

Roman script Bengali script Translation

Bandhu he niye calo
Alor oi jharana dharara pane

Bandhu he niye calo
Andharer vyatha ar saye na prane

Bandhu he niye calo
Ghumer ghor bhamganor gane gane

Bandhu he niye calo

বন্ধু হে নিয়ে চলো
আলোর ওই ঝর্ণা ধারার পানে

বন্ধু হে নিয়ে চলো
আন্ধারের ব্যাথা আর সয়ে না প্রাণে

বন্ধু হে নিয়ে চলো
ঘুমের ঘোর ভাঙ্গানোর গানে গানে

O Lord,
lead me on.
Lead me unto the fountain of effulgence.
O Lord,
lead me on.
I can no longer bear the pain of darkness in my heart.
O Lord,
lead me on.
With Your songs, break my deep slumber.
O Lord,
lead me on.

Purport

This is how Sarkar himself described the meaning of the song.[1]

Paramapurus'a (the Supreme Consciousness) is the real friend. O Paramapurus'a, direct me unto the fountain of divine effulgence. I was slumbering in Cimmerian darkness I was an ordinary atom. But now I can no longer tolerate the staticity of darkness. O Paramapurus'a, sing before me the song which will arouse me from my deep slumber. Sing before me that song which will show me what is what and which is which.

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Preceded by
N.A.
Prabhat Samgiita
1982
With: Bandhu he niye calo
Succeeded by
E gan amar, alor jharana dhara